2013 Pan American Cup (Women)

Mendoza, Argentina


Venue
: Mendocino Hockey Stadium

Argentina (winner) qualify for the 2014 Women's World Cup in The Hague. Top six teams qualify for the 2017 Women's Pan American Cup. Teams placed 7th and 8th will play in the 2015 Women's Pan American Challenge.

Player of the Tournament: Luciana Aymar (Argentina)
Goal-keeper of the Tournament: Claudia Schuler (Chile)
Top goal-scorer: Carla Rebecchi (Argentina), 10 goals
Fair-Play: Guyana
 

USA v Canada

Semi-final

# Info Time Teams Score Status Match Sheet
26 September 2013
15 Semi-final 6:30pm USA USA - CAN Canada 4 - 0 (0 - 0) Final    x 3  

Match Report

The first semi-final of the 2013 Women’s Pan American Cup was between USA and Canada. The United States quickly went on attack and earned the first penalty corner of the match in the first minute. Kaitlyn Williams, Canada’s keeper, block the shot, but the United States regained possession.  The United States continued to control possession, but Canada’s defense prevented the United States from having many good scoring opportunities. In the 19th minute, Williams saved a United States shot to keep the match scoreless. Throughout the rest of the first half, the United States continued to dominate possession, Canada continued to play very strong defense keeping the United States from entering their attacking circle. Canada’s best chance game in the 30th minute when a shot was blasted and went just wide of the goal cage. With both teams playing tough defensively, the match remained USA 0-0 CAN at halftime.

The second half of the match started like the first half, with the United States earning a penalty corner in the first minute of the match. Canada’s defense blocked up the play, and soon after, the United States earned another penalty corner. Williams blocked the shot, but Canada had trouble keeping possession of the ball. In the 42nd minute, the United States earned another penalty corner and Katie Reinprecht’s goal gave the United States the 1-0 lead over Canada. The United States kept up their attacking pressure and Kathleen Sharkey’s penalty corner goal gave her team a two goal lead in the 49th minute. The second half continued to be like the first with the United States dominating possession, and Canada preventing them from having many scoring opportunities. The United States capitalized off a yellow card to Canada’s Sara McManus when Shannon Taylor beat a lot of defense for the score to make it United States 3, 0 Canada. With few minutes remaining in the match, the United States was awarded a penalty corner and Rachel Dawson’s shot went in right past a jumping Williams. With Canada unable to capitalize off possession in the final minute, the United States beat Canada in the semifinal 4, 0; and will advance to the final.

Goalscoring

Team Minute Shirt # Player Action
USA 42 14 REINPRECHT Katie PC
USA 48 24 SHARKEY Kathleen PC
USA 59 11 TAYLOR Shannon FG
USA 67 8 DAWSON Rachel PC

Cards

Team Minute Shirt # Player Type
CAN 15 13 HAUGHN Hannah Green
USA 23 15 BEAMESDERFER Meghan Green
CAN 58 17 McMANUS Sara Yellow
TTO v MEX (5-8) ARG v CHI (Semi-final)

Final Standings

  1. Argentina
    1. Argentina
  2. USA
    2. USA
  3. Canada
    3. Canada
  4. Chile
    4. Chile
  5. Mexico
    5. Mexico
  6. Uruguay
    6. Uruguay
  7. Trinidad & Tobago
  8. Guyana
    8. Guyana

Pool Standings

Team GP W D L GD P
Pool A
Argentina  ARG 3 3 0 0 40 9
Canada  CAN 3 2 0 1 7 6
Trinidad & Tobago  TTO 3 1 0 2 -16 3
Guyana  GUY 3 0 0 3 -31 0
Team GP W D L GD P
Pool B
USA  USA 3 3 0 0 15 9
Chile  CHI 3 1 1 1 5 4
Uruguay  URU 3 1 1 1 -1 4
Mexico  MEX 3 0 0 3 -19 0